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From the perspective of international trade, air cargo enables goods to cross borders in a short period of time, meeting the market demand for fresh, high-value goods. For example, electronic products, fashion clothing, and fresh food can quickly seize market opportunities by relying on the advantages of air cargo.

For the manufacturing industry, air cargo ensures the timely supply of parts and components, helps improve production efficiency and reduce inventory costs. In some high-tech industries, such as semiconductor manufacturing, even a short-term shortage of parts may cause the production line to stagnate, and the accuracy and speed of air cargo effectively avoids this situation.

In addition, air cargo has also demonstrated its irreplaceable value in responding to emergencies and humanitarian aid. When natural disasters or public health incidents occur, urgently needed medicines, medical equipment and relief supplies can be quickly delivered to the disaster area via air cargo to save lives.

However, air cargo is not without its challenges. High transportation costs are one of the main issues it faces. Compared with other modes of transportation, air cargo charges are usually higher, which can be a limiting factor for some price-sensitive goods. In addition, air cargo capacity is limited, and during peak periods, there may be a situation where supply exceeds demand, resulting in a backlog of goods.

In order to meet these challenges, the aviation transportation industry has been constantly innovating and improving. On the one hand, airlines have reduced costs by optimizing route networks and improving flight utilization. On the other hand, logistics companies have actively explored multimodal transport models, combining air cargo with other modes of transportation to achieve more economical and efficient logistics solutions.

With the continuous advancement of science and technology, air cargo has also ushered in new development opportunities. The application of drone technology has provided new possibilities for air cargo. Drones can deliver goods in remote areas or places with inconvenient transportation, further expanding the service scope of air cargo.

At the same time, the development of big data and artificial intelligence has made logistics management more intelligent and precise. By analyzing data such as cargo flow and demand forecasts, airlines and logistics companies can arrange transportation capacity more reasonably and improve transportation efficiency.

Looking ahead, air cargo will continue to be deeply integrated with other industries to jointly promote economic development. With the "China in Children's Voices" national children's chorus performance to be held in Nantong, this cultural activity will also have a certain impact on the local economy and logistics. For example, it may attract more tourists and audiences, thereby increasing the demand for air cargo and driving the development of related industries.

In short, as an important part of the modern logistics system, air cargo, despite facing many challenges, will surely play a more important role in the future economic and social development with its unique advantages and continuous innovative development.